Needlework Embroidery of a Swan at Sunset

This item is a large-format needlework piece, likely a cross-stitch or needlepoint, depicting a serene landscape scene. The central composition features a white swan gliding across a shaded body of water, set against a background of a large, glowing sun or moon that dominates the upper quadrant. To the left, a tall structure or dense flowering tree with vibrant red and orange tones adds a vertical element to the work. The color palette is characterized by soft, blended tones of grey, lavender, and muted greens, contrasted by the sharp warmth of the sun and the red foliage. The piece is housed in a simple, thin silver-toned or metallic frame with a dark inner border. The stitching appears dense and uniform, suggesting a high level of patient craftsmanship, common in commercial kits from the late 20th century (circa 1970s-1990s). The image quality shows some pixelation, but the overall condition of the needlework seems stable without visible fraying, fading, or moisture staining. The framed piece measures approximately 18x24 inches. No visible signature or maker's mark is discernible in the lower corners, which is typical for hobbyist-completed textile art of this style period.